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Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Sudden iDeatb,

James F.rron, a resident OF W Aikars
Banks, near Rising Sun, died quite
euddenly yesterday AFTERNOON. Hs hss
Tor gs tine had lung trouole. tor
vhiob lie has been attended by DR..
Cbs7d'er OF Cenueviile. While ~
work In the lower yArdr a. DuPon's
Powder WORKS yesterday he wa' sud.
denly seizsd vith q bemorrhate. AND
died shortly after being taken home
Ths deceased VAS "A years OF sse. arc
leaves a wife and t~o obiidtep, "
elde.t Of which IL about Is yea's cid, ~
youngest about 2 years.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bal
timore Railroad.
juno l3lS. 1877
,,,r. yy,,mipxtor ~ tonosG

rYs,n, viu leave wilmington ~ follows
hil.delpniA (s1pfessl. a 3t2. 20, eee
I So 9 10, s 90, 10, ~. lob' II 30, IL d An
ia sS AZ ~ % aos aoa {: 2; q n.
Z %, 1 %, . u, 40. . 50. 10 20 p: N a..
for Chester (oxprossl. c.. 90. = % ~
q, IL 50, II si .. NJ, ~ 90 z. % aao ''s'
p Accommodation. A; . 20. 100, fet, sl., !on
=. m. ass 100, b2;, : 20. 3 50 trd 10 70 p. n
Hsw YORK, q 90, "a, t<o. 90, w. sN
10 OF, II 81 q. Il,, sl2 "a. 81, . .: ~, y "a
Tcr wi " sst Chester, Vi. LAmoKia, 40 Ane
slsa. m, Sb and 4 o. y. N. .,,
/ tor Newark tCenttsl and t9sermocl1N
us,ionS 7 AZ a. no, u c. and q ?. n. =,
/ baltimore and Intern ediAss s.A'-'As' AWE
m, bkI and IL IS ?. u
blipmo-o and Bay Line, u p. m. a.
Bsitimore and W sshington- %, ~, y
10 %, IL 90 O. m, u u, sll', st5, 49,, 81"
ram - sud ,Sr 4 beiaa.r. q Nv Division l..v. for
New Castle, 90, % .. u, Is u, sss, ~
9sorresovH and LsNss, % .. n, and II
|" FOR Ksaopoth, 30 .. n. and so tx.
sssicrd lErprss,l tep: m. ,,.,r
, Harrins TON, Dslnsr and vsy ssauon''' !"
> Express nii - ! i6s + harrington, Il :" p m. wH
' kIprss. ior Dover, Harrington ana u"
mar, n os night.
Franklin Oity, $50 o n.
q. Express for Oaye Charies, Old Peirs Cem
A ;ort And Norfolf, Il % night
> Leave Pnnsdstpnia, Bro.d street IL
Wilmington (eKprossl, Il u, 30, ~, ~,
4 10, &c 10, Ii Is, Ii " .. m, 10, Sel, 4es
z 30, s 90, bzl, COZ, e5T, IL 20 p. n. N =,
Accommodation, 90, 10 20 .. n. 3i8 se
= III, Asg. n. . % 10 % 10 ~ and II 81 n
Q T1ins marked thuI (.)Are imissd q ss'
uDou which extra tAYs ID charged. III
% Fo- farmer Information pAhsenssra O. u
!. Ierrai 70 the t.onst osnea At the statioI&
"A J. X. WUtA
, 9Snarsi Passenger Age1
cx.uLzt Z PuaH General MAeAssf v
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
rbc ,,oara of CAnva.sers.

The Board Of Canvasser6 met ~ 'he
Court House this morning to examine 'he
letUrrs OF tie special eHeeeioh ~ ~ on
Tuesday. but without transac ln3 auS
l. :. ..Less a1iourned Until this siWfueop'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

aAId there wEs a mack bail that
nieb',' cs, sna tlty kent 1t np pI,t
10. unti N orutrP. Yea 30 they
,fsrraio Cf tbs cGIls itozs-E o9-
M that all the truzG.sts keeo sup
80 u. P-l"E -. : 2.-7o, 20
"a Yt;i.Sa 2 st2lGcy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

NoriUE-I, VIM. b. CURBINUEB,
~ the owner and occupant Of the house
known as the Christians Hotel.
situ tted ia the village OF Ohristiana,
School district No. Al, White olay
UreeR Eund'ed. county o. New Gas
tie ard state ofDeiswafe,in compliance with
the requirements u the acts OF the General
Asse nUiy IN such case made and provided,
do here ~ give notice that shall apply in
writing to the COURT 0i General Sesslonj OF
tie Peace nd jail Delivery Of tho STATE Of
Delaw are, in aud for rev Castle County, on
Mon lay, the 2lst day OF Eov A. D.4s57, be-
Ing the next ttfm ofgaId court, tor license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein Of intoxic eating liquors IN loss
quantities. tnan one quart, 70 ps druog on
the premises, and ths iettowin% rn'oecCloio
citizens of s.td dt stFiet rccoiaIaoGd The Sd d
appll mtiOD, VI:
}e0.go W ziilrGe. oIus! bGtier
| / nm Na7pe .J5hn Ehy5s
! David Le,cl James u Oifham
: Gen, uDlr samuel 5GtlSE
/ Thomas Mcrr 50. .icnn S,u itn
John "A Uleayes J0ha bsh
L39ts WM. B UULR II OLR.
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WM,B, SHARP { CO,
Fourth and Market SIS

worsted diagonals,o one OF the ..
riches, French dress mater VII
ia,s made this season--soit 81 81
and lustrous like a silk, all 10
in new and be autitul shades =
(Saugi) or nev light
olive.
(Acoyon) or ne Y terra
Gotta.
(Plomb) or new plum. 4
(Cuivere) or new cop
per. h
(Pilo) or new navy.
(Negre) or new brown.
(Myrtle) new. L
(Sapphire) new.
(Bronze) new.
{ (6lsck) new.
these dress goods are AZ
lin. wide, and were imported
to sell tor 81 35. The late.
ness Of their arrival gives
them to you for 81.
We have had q merry 60
around On the reduced Kid
!. Gloves--hundreds Of pairs
! sold, and in sorting upl
what's left here's the result
i those reduced to I2A
!. cents, about a dozen left
q they are likely TO be gone
!. when you read this--those
Is reduced to so cents all gone
n m those reduced to 69c are
now only in tans, with still
is ie a good assortment OF sizes;
d. those ct So cents are in tans
M NJ and blacks, but broken sizes;
;, those at 81 cents are fairly
II: H. represented in tare, browns
,iS ,lS and blacks, with O pretty 'ull
'ss line of siz.s.
hi, The reductions were 81
ct. down to 69c, $I.25 down te
!. . 86c, SI3s down 10 81 cents
M q this week will end them
We are now selling an un
,ss IL, usually nice vest for ladies
I'm. wear at 80 cents, soft ant
' .r. mostly wool and not too
/, heavy.
lit, Our ladies' and mems scar
80 let wear goes with a rush
Is cents.
ON We have reduced auothe
ar, ar line OF Tapestry Brussel
i to Carpets in splendid styles II
r,s. Il. parlors, halls aud stairs
Them I IN worth IS and go cents, no'
They down TO IS cents.
ansh snS Ladies' and Children
'a%s nns Coats.
car car Raglans--stylish and Sc
,sible se viceabie.
S, & as Newmarkets = com OFT
her bic, and the best long ga
we5e we're ment made for thu money.
! cay cay Short Coats in plain blac
men plaids, stripes, neat, pref
poss' sss and perfect, 81. So, 81 .
nose nose You should see cur stock
ames, coats.
0o,..G ,sn IN We put on sale this we
people a bale Of Smyrna Rugs,
''N' plain, mottled and strip
'S%ea fop o centres, all richly bordert
giving they are reduced from 81.
which 10 81. Same on bo'h sit
! SivaD ivn, and iringed. All mott
;Ss1,1s S;n1Ys 75c.
a uis Another lot of Hassoc
nEa.dI Ma,d. 50 cents. Body Brussels
espson
badly Vxya6 ID cIIADp g, CC
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Bush's, French street wharf Is the place
10 buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Low rapt and lowest prcts ior nne
w.lcbts ana jswelty. Williamson e.
lU5 W. Eighth STREET.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Strains and external injuries are II Q
enief causes Of weak ankles and joints
By the free use of Salvation OIL q cuie
sil be eff lcted in . short time.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

when bany wss sick, We gave her ca torn,,
When she wss q Child. she cried Tor Csspo, -
when she became Miss, sue clupg u Casio Ia
when she had Children. she rave ihem SAs
to)riA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

"A $50 gents IA K. gold watch for SiS
Wffiiama1'p. lt5 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
sALT;uoxE a vaIO kAILROAD'
sCarDULH IN EJECT, July 9, lss;
Tzsirs lsays Dslawars Avsnus Depor

SCHEDULE IN ETFEOr. July ., 1881
Tzairs leave Delaware Avenue Depor
kASr.bOUHD;.
Phrs. Aesnmnodation, daily .....elbA. L
Yht,a.. 800 nmodstion, dRity .....I.0o 4. =
shi!a. ..coo nnodstion, daily .....T T.tt a..
phiia. 5 Ch.sto; express, daily Il.lA A. ID
PEic. Accommodation, dsily -. loo =. N
Plila. Accommodation, daily. Slo 2. u
yhila. q CEester exprcss, daily ...a.te p. n
Phil. Acoommooeuon, daily. ....- tss :. "A
Paila. Accom-. daily, except SnndaJ.i 80 ?, N
Piilx. d Ubostsr eIprees, daily, i.es p. Y
pnila- ACCOM- Jlc cdAtieD, dSifJ, -....eoe p. n
wE5T.BOUrH:
OhicAso Limited, daily. ..........f.to Il n
Arrives chicago 800 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except SIndny:;..;.;,;;::...'..'';;;;ss;eS'm -
| Arrives Uincinnsti i.ss A. ID. 81. L3lt
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 500 p. N
Unicago and St Louis Express,
s'nasIi; aal,y xYocImcd.sicn, daily. ,.
FoR LAEDENBEh1, . 90 A. m.sunaay
400 p. N, ard b.2t p. b. daily;
Trains leave Magkst street Station:
Fer Philsdelphia e.Bo A. NJ, daily ercsr'
Sunday, 25 p. n, daily. fo- BIltimor,
aGS r. NJ :, daily. Fol LAntenbers, $50 snt
100 A. Nd. deity, except SUNDAY; 200 .. N
. SUNDAY only; 7.H and s.2b p. m daily.
\ pnin so. ~ and $40 =. n. daily. 7lS q, N
o daily, except sunday; 1900, 1000 a: u
? daily; 90, Sto, t.sD, as.oo. $50, ESQ. al
4 10. 90 y. N. daily.
Express trains
a Manager asnl Pass. AKA!
Telgunone No. 1873.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

A t36 ladies Il K. gold VAN
VIII iamson's, l06 W. Eiab,hJ
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c.,s postponed.

The sui, OF Q o,, Bioos' Il tIinI Wis
the Mayor aud oouuc,Il @ naI,cs !, cio.,l,
services, se was to have ;. 'spS 10 o'clo3
o'cicok oel ln next Monday ssG'Ici1or u B,lI|
irs'su Tss,sr asr. "a rr.sprsssntsi BY 0'''
yandegr,ft .1]
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
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ro.morro~ pron!.:,,,,s to 'ss,::aid !:
ststionsry temgsE-'
s,,I I'd rather wsrntr'
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al Inst II; Ksp. Lax = '1rI IoaiM !
aasInrt It; s.' Sa''oA =, |
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

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n1'iuh .,urhooi: good r'p on for seliins.t At
dress "a q" this Office, NJ o &C. n5-el
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

THE News and Observer of 10Th says:
1--WE take it for granted that Justice
Davis will be the nominee for the place
he now holds by appointment of the
Governor. The State has no more
devoted son than he, no purer patriot.
no more faithful jurist. The other two
places on the Supreme Court ticket will
be filled by the names of good men and
true without doubt. There are more
than few men worthy of the high
place of Supreme Court judge in the
democratic party in North Carolina"
Right! Among the number amply
qualified III every respect we have one
in mind for whom our people will be
glad to vote and happy to see occupy
ing the position which he, in every
conceivable respect. is most fully quail
flied to ill with honor to the State and
with credit to himself and the honor.
able profession of which he is con-
spicious head.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

work been continued we feel assured
that the State would have realized as
it has never from any investment of
like scienDlfic. industrial character
heretofore made. The increased catch
of shad the second yea after Opera
tions begun, and continuously there
after in our waters, supplying large
and increasing demand at prices luc-
rative, shows this to be true beyond
any and all disputation. Like facts,
by figures told, the results of fish
propagation stand uncontroverted
and incOntrovertible.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

THE Virginian of Friday the 10th
came to us draped in mourning indi
eating that another of the sons OF
prominence and of fame had been
called to the final rest of the faithful.
A glance at it's columns revealed a
name, under dark headlines, known
to the country and suggestive of poet,
scholar, soldier and statesman. 1t
bore the name of James Barron
Hope, Editor of the Norfolk Land
mark and superintendent Of Public
Schools of Norfolk city. He died
suddenly ON the 18th at his home
twenty minutes after 6 P. NJ, heart
trouble being the cause.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
SUPERIOR COURTS.

1sT (EDENToN) DIsTRICT-JUDGE GRAVES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, one week
PerquiIiians- September 20. one week
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, one week.
Gates-October 10, one week.
Observation-Disclosures II, one week.
Washington-Octobe "A, one week.
TyrreIl-October 81, one week.
Dare-November z. one week.
Hyde-Novsmber IA, one week.
PamIico-November 81, one week.
acknowledgements %, two weeks.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

Mr.. S. G. WORTH, so we'll known
to our people, and to our fishermen to
whose special interest, in the recent
years, he has been a contributor, is
in our midst. He is now connected
with the National Department of
Agriculture and is, at present, en-
gagged in gathering statistics of the
fish catch in our waters since, and,
for an equal number of years, previ-
Gus to the period when artificial fish
Matching was commenced in the
waters of North Carolina; and for the
purpose also of taking such stereosco
pic views of the fishing grounds, ETC.,
as will furnish his department with
information necessary to an adequate
conception and appreciation of the
extent OF the fishing interest in our
State This is move in the right
direction and will doubtless result in
convincing others, as it has long
since convinced every fisherman of
the Albemarle waters, that fish pro-
pagation is. and has been, an attain
able success.
The Legislature of our State made
q very great mistake in not keeping
mp the work so success sfully begun
and, for a few years. continued by its
Commissioner. An appropriation
should bave been made and in such
sums as would have enable the Com
missioner to carry out his plan of
catching his own fish in nets of his
own make and setting; as would have
enabled him to keep the material
apparatus belonging to the State in,
active service and, therefore, in a state
Of preservation instead of allowing it,
as now, to remain idle and subject To
useless decay and ruin. Had the
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

The undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing to the citizens of Edenton
and the county surrounding that he
mas permanently located III said town
for the purpose of persuing his avocation
as Painter. He is prepared to do all
kinds Of coach painting liz the latest and
most desirable styles. He has had thlr-
cen years practical experience and has
been employed in eighteen different
shops located in the Eastern section of
North Carolina and in Virginia. His
experience and extended observation
,nabl-s him to do work in all the differ
mt styles of the day. Hoping to receive
the patronage of the public he subscribes
himself, Respectfully.
w. r. RANDOLPH,
With James Mccoy.
REFFERENCES:-H. Peal, Plymouth;
Fl. Winfield, GAINESVILLE; ]. c. Howard,
Hamilton: w. H. Ward, Hartford; E. S.
Dahl, Windsor.
A sample of work can be seen at l. A.
Harris & Co. s shop during the next few
days. vt
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
EDE.NTON. SEPT, 90, 81.
EDITORIAL.

THROUGH the Fishing Gazette we
learn that Sup't Fred. Mather, of the
Cold Spring Fish Hatchery, who
accompanied Prof. G.. Brown Goode
to the Fisheries Exhibition at Berlin,
fired five guns at the hatchery in
honor of the latter's appointments as
Commissioner of Fisheries.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
The Fisherman + farmer.
Price $1.OO Per Year.

Delivered at doors of city subscribers, as
soon as from press, by carriers, without extra
charge.
No name entered without payment. and no
paper sent after the expiration OF time paid for
The Editor disclaims all responsibility for the
views or statements OF correspOndents--and re-
serves the right at all times To revise or reject
any article he may think proper
Best Advertising Medium in the District.
Rates very moderate--Special Rates on Long
Contracts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

FAMILY Row.-Walter Aylor,
on Friday morning got mad at his
wife and proceeded to smash up
the furniture and dishes. His
wife not relishing this wholesale
destruction of her property which
she had worked so hard to accumu-
late, put a stop to his deviltry by
knocking him on the head with a
Ratchet. They were arrested and
taken before the Mayor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.-Prof
Virgil A. Lewis, of Mason City,
was in our office last Monday
He Informed us that he had receiv-
ed many letters asking him to an
nounce himself as candidate for
County Superintendent of Free
Schools, and that he had finally
concluded to formally announce
himself as a candidate for said of
fee. The Professor will be subject
to the decision of a Democratic
County Convention, should one be
called. There is no question about
Mr.. Lewis scholarly attainments,
and his ability and eminent quail
fications to fill this most important
of all offices, acceptably to the peo-
pie. He is known as the "Histor
ian" of this county. and all our
readers are familiar with his many
articles contributed to this paper
on the pioneer Families" 1t
would afford us much pleasure, as
we know it would the people, to
support him, should he receive the
nomination at the hands of a
Democratic Convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

We ask especial attention to the
advertisement of that popular and
progressive Hardware Merchant,
Mr.. W. B. Cable. He is to the
front with large stock of goods in
every line, and is determined not
to be undersold by anyone in the
same line of business. Farmers
aud builders will find it to
their financial interest to call at
the long established and reliable
House of w. B. Cable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

GOT TO Go.-The Council has
ordered the Mayor to instruct the
police to remove, after reasonable
notice, all of the disreputable shan
ty boats lying along the banks of
the Ohio and Kanawha, outside of
the limits of the corporation. This
is righteous order and we hope
it will be enforced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

Go and see all the latest STYLES
and patterns in Millinery, at Mrs.
Hattie E. Bowling's, which will be
opened next Friday. Before you
purchase your Spring and Summer
goods it will be to your interest, in
styles and prices, to go to the above
establishment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

BEAT HIS M,rHER.-Frank Dol
man, coloret, got drunk last Thurs
day, went home, and his mother
SAYING something to him he did
not like, he cursed her. She re-
monstrated with him, when he
picked up a piece of stovewood
and struck her over the head three
or four times, knocking her dow n
and infiic;ing some very ugly, if
not dangerous wounds. He was
arrested by officer Ralston, and ia.
ken before His Honor the Mayor,
who put fine of $40 and costs on
him, and upon failure TO pay was
sent to Jail, and ordered to wear
the ball and chain until he had
worked his fine out upon the pub.
lie streets at the rate of 81 day.
He will also be held to answer an
indictment at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

We call attention to change in
Laidley's advertisement this week.
He is a live fellow and popular
Grocer, as his big trade will attest.
When you want groceries give him
call. You can get them at either
wholesale or retail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

Messrs. Montgomery, Hanson &
Williams, Gallipolis, Ohio, appear
in an advertisement in this paper,
telling our readers the immense
stock of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, &c, they have to sell. This
firm are the successors of Montgom-
cry & Smith, and are located at the
same stand. Wien in Gallipols
drop in and see them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

The Clifton Oil Company was
reorganized last week. ]. B. Dow
ming, of Middleport, was elected
President; Hon. Geo. w. Moredock,
Anthony Robinson, Roger B. Rece,
Henry Koehler, S. P. Coe and D.
w. Polsley were elected Directors.
They are preparing to "shoot" the
well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

James Lloyd, who stabbed Kirt
Kirwood, at Camden, March 18th,
has been brought from Ohio upon
a requisition, and now languishes
in our Jail. The report that Ker-
wood had died from his wounds, is
not true.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

NH 6tAchu " the QuGleS OF the once,
and will not teach school during his
term of Office. MANY VorERs.
BOoM.-A Syndicate is soon to be
organized here to purchase a tract
of land, lay it off in lots and build
a number of houses.
We understand some gentlemen
from another State. have been ar
ound here, seeking location for a
Cracker factory, which if built,
will employ over hundred hands.
We could tell more, but don't want
to give it away"
Gallipolis is going to have a vim
egar factory. Why not have one
here2
There is no better point in the
country for a Canning factory than
Point Pleasant. We can furnish
all the fruits and vegetables that a
factory of this kind can consume.
You, gentlemen, who have surplus
capital to invest, put it in some
thing of this kind, instead of in-
vesting it in other States.
Let everybody do what they can
to boom along the town.
Col. Smith is kept so busy sell
ing lots IN the Extension, that he
can hardly make the deeds. Eve
~ man who buys a lot, will build
u house. A hundred houses will
go in that part of town, this
Spring. This is what we call
boom.
a big brick hotel is contempla
ted, to be erected in the Extension,
near the Ohio River Railroad De-
pot. Boom.
Hon James B. Menager and Prof.
w. J. Kenny, are both building
fine residences on their lots on up.
per Main street.
Quite a number of houses are
going up in the different parts of
town.
Capt. Joseph Helm is making
preparations to build double ten
ement house on his lot opposite
the Postof6ce.
Deputy u S Marshal Ramp, of
Parkersburg. has purchased the
McC"lloch property on Front st.
hear the Merchants National Bank.
A brick yard is to established on
the lands of john Winkley, Esq.
Several fine two story brick bug
mess blocks will be built here this
summer.
The Creamery will he in full OPP
eratien this mnnth, when it will
turn out about 1900 pounds of but
ter per month.
The Ohio River Railroad Com
yany will build car shops and
large machine shop at this place.
The Gallipolis papers are boom
ing that city, but it is no use, for
Point Pleasant has the boom, and
has the heels of her.
Altogether, we are on a boom
now, and if we keep it going, peo-
pie will come in and help to boom
the town the more.
A Mr. Wells, of Middleport, has
purchased a tract of land from the
Point Pleasant Manufacturing and
Extension Company for a brick
yard, and is now getting ready to
make brick on an extensive scale.
Another spoke in the boom.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

Hutchinson & Co. announce to
our thousands of readers that they
have opened wholesale and retail
Grocery in the stortz building
They have big stock of goods and
are selling cheap. Read their ad-
vertisement and then call and see
them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

D1ED.-Mrs. Mary Richard died
at her home in Graham District,
March 23d, 1887, in the s7th year
of her age.
Mr.. Nicholas Weaver, a former
citizen of Mason county, died at
his home near Buffalo, Putnam
county, March 25th, 1887. aged "a
years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

Don't forget that the Grand
Spring Opening, of Millinery goods,
will take place at Mra. Hattie E.
store, next Friday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06

Mr., Joseph Friedman, of the re-
liable firm of Messrs. j. Friedman
& Co, has gone to New York to
purchase the Spring and Summer
stock Of goods for the firm. They
will embrace all the latest styles of
fine dreas goods and novelties, be-
sides staple goods. Our readers
should await the arrival of these
good-, as We are certain the firm
will give you bargains.